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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

WANlfb - tfHNiHIfSEiiB At fEiIlI N
W Baby Carriage FACTORY, sa ana 81 Honrsest
VANTED-MES AND TEAMS TO WORK on
w 1O'cdO EagiRew Ausfeeon railroad be-
tween snefitsn Mouicalm county. ana MDske-
gon, viii suOlei ia email alnOnn.s 10 fighi paulss
kfdress =, r. Clam. Webster house, ofeenvlle,
Mica ia
Help WdHtcd--fc5Hofe.
UANTED-A RELIABLE NURSE GIRL WHO
W can board and lodge al heme. Apply, i2i
Bostwick 81 lis
NURSE GIRL wANTED-To TAKE cARE OY
y one child. Apply ~ lS5 :. Lafayette 81. ilg
WANTED GOOD COMPETENT Girl FoR
W general honsework at ~ Crescent aye.
Sis' : u. n'iilInls' isfi
WANTED-CoNPETENT GIRL 10 TO GEy-
w cral housewofA. references required. Ia.
Quire OF Mrs. :. NJ. Lemon. 24i Cherrv-st -
WANDA WOMAN TO SCRUB. Apply
w AZ box Office, Wonderland Theatre. $50
Monday morning. q
UANTED-FIRsrcLA DRESS MAKERS
w at lZ3 n. I0uia-st., oppOsi.s Poztoface Miss
Francis mcCleliand. lN
YVANNED-IMMEDIAT GOOD FTNALE
~ cCof. Ad,rss Mrs. J. Bowen, MRncsloux
Nich I9
IVANTED-A COMPETENT COOK ~ PAN
W ily al three. bcsi Of wages pad. apply a. -
Jeferson aft, cor of Island -. Mrs : Gunn.lis
WkNTkD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work Ar sshfiver, q LagravesL rs
lVASTED-A HoUsE-KEEpER ABOUT ss OR
W a. years Of 81 20 work on iarn. Address
M Wm Reeve. Hil Greek Mich. lls
yVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOX GrgERAI.
" u eworz. Reidence s. sherman s. Ap-
ply q l6l Monroe-si. ~
JNANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL 70
w do general iousewOfk Apply az once a. -
kaus1m-st, Mrs b Morgan. iiAf
TUANTrD-A COMPETFNT GIRL FOR GIN
" ersl homework call between 10 and u A. -
Iaris-Gyc. Mrs a n Collins I8sif
lhIANTED-cIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsx-
Wv work ~ Painhold-sve. l0i1
Udnted--T'o Rent.
IVAFTED-ROOM AND BOARD u PRIVATE
" family by young man, also three unluru-
isbet rooms with board in southern part Of ihe
Eighth ward. Address ". A. D., ieer-si. ll2
yVANTED - ROOM WITH FIVE HorsE
W power, about %ix61 wei Nghtcd, i1r iiE0f
manufacturing AdoreSs box p tnis once. us
vEANTED-IaMEDIATE - HOUSE WITH
~ in halfmiIo of MCDfOc-sf. IN pleasant neigh
borhOOd. Address Fisher, Csan0Hbgrg.
Mich as
For ReIif--Ro0B,s.
UoR RENT-Hot iE WITH AL MODERN
+ improvements. It i55 Nashington-st Apply
10 }. ~. Cook. le5 Wsshing;on-sf II
TroR RENT-TrR FINISHED or UNFURNIsHFD
L rooms. 2oi ~. Neraon-si. 10
NOR RENT TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS. DE-
iichifai location, private family. no other
rOOrnefs or b0sr,tcrs l0s Creseutsve Ia
rOR RENT-oNg FRoST ROOM. sEC0ND
/ house from City Hall. CAL at ios ofsws s.
I,oR RENT- Two fxfrRvfsHnD ROOMS
+ At l71 Clinieu-sf fent. - - per month. 80
I,oR Rrxr-rr- -nSfsHED FRONT eo0N OK
4 gro I'd H0a. t1nuire ~ Nr. sherman. ~
uftfWa - lD
TO prxT-rwo cowwrSICaTfNr FfPv-
Sc rsors. is-Fe riaset Ir e on reola. herf
two o94 as aetk lss ?. II. etfsri us
l7og REsT-Roows FOR HorsEK rEpINe
/ - IHff.enis fpooifa : arenes -
r10R rFTr NTH rotau-t Ur~IRtnfn
/ Ioora srllahe fcf two Etr lsrae1 ~ Ferf r.
man sud aiis z. oaaf ss.I.. 2. sbei.sfa.s hsuse
I,0R RFNr-sFTER AFHTi isT THF STORE
81 Iesr 81 nor ofrHTiai fFr nrn ~ -
tees heslsl efesa EQ
For House.
I,oR nrST -IHREE AcREs 0r 1sNli wfrH
I re f9cU ho14e ~ f4s-7n lr esss -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

ffu tfatf ot iHha 4if InI HIST
! mAffiisclifils Aiet ls aI f4sar f-f Fiit. a
ilrts d tfn als fta Aga tftHg aeiNaH tae
uuuk lncs 81 Fal.sss sac asfiuf tAt ssfs sect
~ - 10 st'Fsufni alissiiiuf 81 hnt iisss
taa fnifs Tie HH1pe bas Fsoa go fs ~
Natef iH Hnf fafFpss sna nei sioaeH ~ cuy
iskes fcflF q Cool or 8 a. Makua. No p
fuHnralT-.t
EkMf- e.. Hl.kENle kEN Hs1K FgidfI.
~ tai lis l.satiilr. tlfaftt flit tspl.s of Ant.
tlaffff elFaEalN fLF ifsite ~ lff Haf t fe trf.
ficf Reform fIst f.fEHi Label aufe.l fnn. ffthfa.
Nna i1st hltis fuif 8. Tef Problem lhf j ~ r
ftr. sfHs folHnst SO fatet .. - soc f Bog
tEraif harvest Hrar iol iHfas Daring Alas
> COS. Jos 81 eClGross bctroit NiCh. losf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Nkkffn iuati A H0CrFW WsEIH kRafrf
" xttH asl .ils -e -fsl. tst1sI :. : .s..a4
bsfrata Aae 49, tse o1aes. ld
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Firsi dor soaib q 'vaadsrIaad TaeaiFs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Help Hanted--Afale.

Help Wanted Mae.
VgANTED-A lFw TlEsT-CLks. CAHfNEI
" wEsFls HaHtea ftase cal. 81 Eagle Bose
tetneta Do and i1 ~. tse
NANrfu - TAO FiRsI-CIAsS eTNlNs
W Eifis sisO aLe apprentice Ms FAILS arses
mAktns ptriuTs 81 - - eA hrIaEesl llsif
NNANTED AZ ENARRIkD skN TO WORK
= oa sriBi ffut isfm. faas 49, fsilahle snd
lat 2 ts ssf1sn nllg iAofaux1ly kli4Xre -
Daual =. pa rhae r.oIe Is
IVAN sD-sfA GOOD MIL HANIe Al REf-
" uolls Y ff fe .lcs uortf of hspe ard
tl.y. kpIly tv A. l.. "a a e, Hry nolas Men lls
IyAEIED THREF FIReTCf A. COAT
w msErrs. city prices eaay work. n y
Avery. Albion Mich fiq
WASTED - JPHoIsTEsEns At PETrIr
W Baby Carriage FACTORY, 81 anG s. nonnpcst
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

NANTED-ME AND TEAMS TO WORK on
w 1O'cdO EagiRew Ausfeeon railroad be-
tween saeritsn, honicslm county. ana Alske-
goD, viii suDlei ia email auOun,s 10 figHi pau.es
address =, r. Clam. Webster hopse. OfetnVlle.
Mica I8i
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Nolary Poo y Ksl. County. Mlab.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
A DESPICADLE TRICK
The Letter Attributed 70 Mr.
Parnen a Forgery.
SlgADEGS0E DENOUNCED BI EGlE
Parneii Declares Re Would Rave
Shisldea Csseaaisa ana Burke
with His O~a 6odY-Glsa-
stone Praises America.

LoSeos. April ls.-The fssss as preef
Of its assertion a the conclusion Of is ara
clss GA "Psraeillsm snd Crime thst il had
further documentary evidence prints fAc-
ssat.ls Of = letter supposed @ have eeen aa-
dressed 70 Egsn ~ Psrnell to pScify his
seeofdinstes Vhea Parneii publicly &C.
nOuBeed The fhuaik I'ark muTjerers- The
le.ger Oils one side of an ordinary sheet 0i
note paper and Is IA = strange hsndsrit-
ing. y ours truly. Charles > Parnsii IA
ParEeils writing. y al the top oi tie other
leaf. The Issaes suggests that the signature
~as thus written that It would &c torn "a Il
Necessary. The letter. which l. dated
simply 'lo-5-s1" without al address. j. a.
follows
lfeAR sIR | arm not surprised a. youF
frfud's anger, bat he snd you should know
that 10 cenouncs the auEder was the oaiy
course open 10 Us To do that promptly
WAS plainly oUr best policy Bat you can
tell him aud al Others concerned that
though | regret The accident OF Lord CSsen.
dish's death. ! cannot refuse 70 admit that
Burke got DO more than his deser.s. You
are az liberty 10 show him tins aud others
whom YOU can trust also. But let not my
address be known. He can write 10 the
House of Commons
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
N TWO PENIASULAS.
Saloon Keepers Erdeavoring
70 Egads Proposed Laws.
TIE CHARTER AMENDMENTS SlGAEl
Tee Akin Case wiii os consicsred
April 27-Maoo Esz3is's Death
az rudsonsiile-A nich-
sgan Womsn-Othsr
State kess.

sa.. l,.ss - SEA tl.s1fax-tlsA-a.
DsrRor. April lI-ProAioition having
bsea dsfestea al The pols by a small major
ity. lls legislator Is n0g giving attention
70 lhe enactment Of 8 higher license law. II
is proposed 10 E1 The saloon license foE
towns q tea tho1sand and upwards At 500
and shs bond At $1,000, the hcsase and
tond 90 yary in amount - tie size OF the
tJsu decreases. The minimum license, how
ever being nxed al $50 There is liitie
doubt Oi this measure passing the Legisia-
tlre.
The liquor license year begins May each
year. ana saloonkeepers al over the state
are Fastening 20 pay their license under the
preseAt .ag. ior next year. thereby hoping
70 escape TIE increased tax for a. least one
year. For the same year they are having
their bonds FLED under the present laws.
Legal opinion Is divided whether they can
thus escape the new laws for one year. The
best opinion seems 10 De that II The license
Is increased the amounts paid IN by the
liquor sellers will be simply credited 10
them ana that the collection of the balance
can be enforced. Liquor legislation Is the
absorbing topic before the people OF this
State al the present time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
PoUoERLY's PLATFORM.
oseisr4sioa Of rFiaeipIs- the Part of
me knights % Labor.

0seisr.sioa Of Principles on the Part of
ths knights % Labor.
PHIAnELFHIA, April is.-Ihs Jg1FHR Of
Uasfef Lab0r contains long article by Mr..
Powderiy Ia which he refers to the pur-
poses aad future Intentions of the Knights
II LABOR. In su5staace Mr P0sdsfly SAYS.
Knixbts of Labor need not 90 away from
home - xet issues 20 advocate. They
have a declaration Of gnDciples. any one OF
saich carried cut. Nculd materially ad-
vance the welfare ot he human amily.
Take this fourth section of our platform,
Tor Instance that ,ae puDiic lands, the
heritage Of the people. Be reserved Tor actual
sstficrs-noE another acre for railroads or
sDeculators-anG that al lands now neld
for speculative purposes Be taxed 10 their
hIli value. Tue latter clause especially
would materially lessen the tar rate IN near
ly every municipality ia the country By
making Il unprodtable not % build. A
graduated income tax which = the thir-
Ieentn article OF our faith. would more
equliably divide the burdens Of taxation
The doing away with banks OF issue Is a
third important p.ank-a question which
viii soon have 20 De met. Tor the rapid pay
ment 0f govern ment bonds will induce the
issners Of the illogical ani expensive ns-
tiOnal bank currency % ask congressional
sanction for some other means Of keeping
hold q tins source OF income; and last, but
not least. Is TIE matter OF vital importance
% free gogerument-state ownership OF
railroads teiexraphs, and the like, of the
means Of transporting Intelligence, Dasssn-
gers and freight On this point the Knights
speak with no uncertain sound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
LITTLE TELEGRAsIs.

Bz1FAsr. Ne. April is-Jabob Y. Cot
tril. a prominent snip builder. died today
aged s..
NEw IoRK. April fs-Gsorys Bg5ear the
chamni0p oarsmaa OF England arrived
here today from Egrope.
FrrrssrRG. A2ru Is-rhs three men still
remain Ia the Davi ison Mine and all hope
Of their rescue has been givea entirely up.
SorrHsar0v, April lS-The steamer
Vera from New IoTs. April 2, arrived
here Al midnight last night sni proceeded
10 Bremen.
Mosrrs. III. April Is. -Argumens for the
defense IN the Scavartz- Watt trial was
closed this af1eruooa. Tie State Will close
about noon t0mg1orOr. when the iuiee
viii charge the jury.
Les ASsELEs. Cal. April Supreme
Co1rt J isiice Woods. who has been soi0urn-
inz here for several mouths fsr tae 5enedt
% nis health. left for the Eass today con
sidersblg improved
Bosrox. April is--John Lord Hayes lied
AZ his home in Cambridge this morning
Mr. Hayes was the son Of the Hon. Alien
Haves who Was al EN- nenf aNver and
prominent CITIZEN Of South BerEicx. Ne.
wArxsrrrx. VI. April ls-A freight
engine on the Central Vermont road EFF the
track st ship Hill. Middiesex. this morning
snd sid Goxn the bsuk into the river.
owing - n land slide TIE tender AID cars
sep. - The rail- Both he engineer aud
fireman escaped unhnrt.
WssHIvo1oN. April Is-Chief Justice
IS xite announces in the Supreme Court Of
the Enited Stales thar the court would
stop the call - csseS On the toc<st on the
18Th ~ NAY next and thsf On the 7sri OK
af. - a
octoher.
WssHfysT9v. Aprii ~ "A ss1rs s1S Dis
tnguished sutience packed re new Va
Honat l1entre t1right ~ witness the
performances 8f ~Jinl the psansaa given
IN sif 81. he scfars ffrl hg tae Ma s.,n
s1nara Ccmpauv. - Ne~ York. presi.tent
C.evelanfi fsisuei snd Mrs lamont All
Marsha Wilson ard bis wife occupied one
OF ne ioxsF boxes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
a CURSE TO BUSINESS.
How Inter-stsfs Commerce IL REG srded In
the ~ P.-The sunday Telegram
Herald" knocks 'em Out.

II. A. Filler returned yesterday from a
trip through the Northern Peninsula. lie
states that sinoe the settlement Of the
amendment question. business has taken q
new lease OF life. The investigation IA the
returns Of Gogebic county did not reveal
any fraud. The occasion for the unusual
large vote being policc was fight over the
establishment Of 2 county seat Mr.. Filler
saw the two attorneys who went up there
on behalf Of the Probibiu0nists ami they
expressed themselves after a careful investi-
CATION as perfectly satisfied that the vote
was a.! straight lie also states "a at the
representatives of Grand Rapids houses are
becoming numerous ia the Northern Peui8-
sular and that Detroit will not maintain
the trade up there with the easy effort she
has been accustomed 20. The senu-
meDi among the many
Dusincss men with whom be was brought
in contact. was that II the amendment wa
10 be reconsidered the voters in that section
o. the State would more than double The
majority rolled up 8gains; Il 81 the last
election. lie says also tbat the Interstate
Commerce law is cursed all along TIE lines
OF the q. r. & / and the roads I'm the North
ern Peninsula and that The interview pub
lished in the Sunday issue oi tins paper
with Congressman Ford brought out many
compliments for that gentleman on the
train which arrived from the north yester.
day afternoon. The SUNDAY TELEsEkS-
HTRkfD astonished the people 'up north"
aud many pronounced IL the greatest paper
ever issued in MiChigsu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
MAUD esAoLes DEATH.
naasoss1lls Mesras tAs s-ess 81 bright
Asuoz LAZY.


szs-stsst s. SEA ts-sseA. .slt-.s-
hUpsosvILIs, April is.-Nsssr before has
our town been uofe startled 81 the gnm de-
s.soyer. DSzih. THAI GA iAst Friday G1orniag,
= ssn tbs pure seal Of Aiss Asad Bssdle.
took .esFe of as earthly tsneaaeat.
Pertenisiss. saperinduced - coo. was
the cause. AM though the bss II msdic1l
skin wzs procured 20 sntSgonize TIE
disease. Il wzs Of no avail. and the home.
the church, the scao0. and society. viii
long feel the loss that seems nov 20 be ire
parable Ihe funeral services were cor
ductsd b Rev =. {. Albeit. yesterday
morning. al 10 o'clock. a. which larse
conelsye OF friends gathered. fhroara tns
kindness 81 Mr.. Au.likea % the Z. 4 v.
81 a special train wss sent "a convey the
Grand RAPIDS and DetrO'J friends 10 and
from Hndsooyille, arriving here st > =.
aud returning after the services. Dir. . bTlen
Of Grand Rapids. had charge Of the funeral.
The eloquent discourse OF the pastor was
touchingly grand Six of Aaudie's most
intimate female companions. dressed IA
white and carving rich fora tributes.
followed the remsins Costly floral pillows
and wreaths from sehool-naies and friends
testified strongly OF the love which bound
her To the community. She had just passed
her 10th birthday. aud sweet young lie
fall of promise has thus been suddenly cut
Of
Mr.. Bennett took dose OF spirits o, am
monia yesterday b. mistake. bat barring
some uneasiness experienced no serious
illness.
A most agreeable time was had by the
guests present at the twentieth wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert AlNard.
A humorous paper was read By III. ID.
Weatherwax and greatly appreciated, and
Mrs. Weatherwax read delightful original
poem "Olr Friends"
Measels in the village.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
THE RAILROAD LAW
The Inter State Commission
Getting at Work.
IN ELABORATE DOCUMENT lsSBEl
Railroads Net Justified 81 k,oasirsina
she la~ Narrowly xpress Cen.
psstes Subiecf So the LAW.
Preachers &aY fa4ss,

wAsalSsIoN. in an e.abafa.e
document te-aas islsf e.als somssIs.
SION IA reply io ps sas l7en tas Eaas s.
,ondenors Assoa.aEua Aad lealia - =
frsseies' nion assine 81 iac.l isln..r
privileges mss nei ennuDus Stale llat
~hiie tlss commission ls aaeagasess4 a.
coRsirue ths las ihf - i7.lals ar. fai l.,stt
iised - naT4uN and l.libclAiie s.ses.fslsg
ti1e phrases 81 lns i.s ~ t1s elI laf de.
IeeiluK igraie. usi aisesiasiAai illas ed
privileges
The COMMITS ar snkvta Is ih. l.ses ~
hsiifoan Aolaociart ls snll ia lt i.si 1.rsl
important Sea stara tA iilsU uta iI.s .iian
certain clauses ~ the .hlereiait .aa 4le
dee0nsent While generally anli.gsas Is
~ itf.A 10 pSaiias4 ai ia4 flriief'
~ hallway Candurc4s aat fi.f Iladtls
and 1refelels tulon. Ihcst sssaf.s st.s.iis
ass Are railway eoml2alcs pfthtagea
from issuing face transportation a. tf.t i.a
mediate ismilias 81 cnlgacses al .aeif a4o
rall"efs ffon issalns ffta uI ffiHetl fIa4S-
l,urlatlon ~ officers uf azs.7 s.7aial.aas ss.ia+
poses exclusively - gAiI aay tnliaaFta
While those Officers are Temporarily .ut n
Iaiwa, service aud tAg' rslfclf eulillftd
by those associations MAJ fali way Casa
pAnies issue passss ie e..aioyo> oi other
railways Oh the application oi fiie smpiast,
oihcef 81 the company hg which as Is cls.
ploye1 MAY raj VA iDpauics .ssaf ifre
OF reduced transportation a. lboss vie
make railway scrYlof their business ~ trace
while temporarily ouf Ci unl,i0y ntnt aua
pa searsh Of situations Ma htN or4
companies provide free transportation iar
ceies ates 30 tlse annual conventions oi n
association composed exclusively oi faiivss
employees And hosf 81 tiWllEr Questions.
The Commissioner answer ls that fas.e
are Questions which the fosds ars iUsiteI
ia constituting the lAw a. strictly az they
u.
The Canadian Express Co. has nolife5
tie Commission that ln response 60 ifs ar
DOunoement thai lEpre-s Companies Gle
considered common carriers. fiis tsgress
COupauy if carrying oui TIE provisions 0f
the laws. it has seat 90 fht Commission
copy oi rs tariffs form Offices IA lhe United
States
Bishop knickefbockef. ~ Iudiarasolls a
has written 10 the Commission luauirlne -
% TIE right 81 a railroad a. iraspait
missionaries al retuoea rsles. tIe Com
missioner replied that hs4 40
Jurisdiction. bat conclude There is no
doubt If the right q the railroad. o. grant
special pfiviies % religious teachers. an6 81
deciding la good faiih What ilev vii a.
they can searoe'y be- sad io incaf nsk "a
penalties iensiufs are fJr 81 fel kiots.
lions Of lax. not Cor errors oi Judgement
The COmulisslon hns ruled thsi iu toe a-
stiiul8oa % suite by district afiofaeys snaer
the aci the district attorney must nei OF hla
Judgment
-lu TIE matter 81 ibe application az fhe
l0Ws Barbei Steel Nife Compsss. which
ask that former eQusiized rais lrem fha
railroads be ordered o. c0utih g e fac oanniIs-
sion reply thai under ihf lsv f8r case l.
not one ol the exosIGionsl casef on Nhich
IL ia empowered 10 scL
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
Hung Himself.

PARIS, April 1S.-John Lodholtz. farmer
living two miles south OF this place, conf
mitted suicide by hanging himself yester-
day afternoon about 1880. He was thought
to be upder the influence of LIQUOR at the
time he hung himself The rest of his
family were away from home at the time.
Mr.. Lodboltz was about 30 years old and q
hard working and honest man. but heavy
Oriuker and addicted - abusing his family.
he aud his wife had some words that morn
ing and she and the rest of the family went
visiting leaving him alone. George Lod-
hoitz his son. was the first 70 discover him.
He vas hanging in the house and George
went TO the neighbors ond got eelp and
they examined him and found him dead.
He accomplished his end By putting meat
hook in crack in the wall aud tying the
ends OF \ towel 20 the rings in the hook apd
. acing his head in the loop of the towel.
L wss not more than three and One-half
feel high and VAS not high enough 70 let
his feet clear the iloor. tie has two brothers
living Ia Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
SANFORD MUST NOW SUFFER
He Is Pound Guilty and Sentenced to jail
For >is Months


The notorious Smith Sanford, The hsrd-
ened old sinner that so nesriy starved Lille
Kotcham in his disreputabie den at ~
Almy-si.. was arraigned in Police Court
Yesterday morning on the charge Of renting
rooms for immoral purposes Be II said 10
the credit Of the GrsDd Rapids bar. no: one
Of its members would 40 demesn him
self Sc TO defend Sanford. lie was moi
without lawyer. however, for jeremiah
Lynch. an ambitious law student
from Plaster Creek accepted a fee and
took charge OF the case.
Sanford pleaded not guilty and demanded
a Jury trial. The following gentlemen COM
posed the Jury n finally selected l.. J.
Ringe. T kininment. VIM. Pults, J. &. Pit
kin, Cbas Schmidt and O. y. Hnnilev. The
prosecution introduced Georgia Young
Kitty McNally and Flora Russell 20 prove
the character of the house. while sanford
was the only witness for the defense Be
denied knowing the character Of hiE ten
snts, aud otherwise pleaded bis innocence
TIE iury looked 81 II otherwise and were
ont iusi one minute. returning a verdict 81
guilty. lie was sentenced 20 pay ine q
800 ard costs and ia default 70 be ini-
prisonei Tor six r0onths iD the County jail
NJ hare labor. In default Of the necessary
lncre he wes committed % The custody ~
Sheriff Bishop sud viii exercise himself
during the eamnner months Ola the sioi.f
pile SfRx
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
A Reply From clad.t me.

HAREIsBUEG. Pa, April lS.-On Monday
evening. April 4, at grand demonstration
Of American people against coercion in Ire
land, held in Philadelphia, a message ofen-
couragement and sympathy was sent to
Wm. L. Gladstone by Gov. Beaver. who
presided. aud to-day Gov. Beaver received
the following answer.
"HoUsE or COMMONS. LoSDOS. April 8.
$3.50. am desired by Mr.. Gladstone
to ackuOwledze with his cordial thanks the
receipt OF the resolution which you have
done aim the honor 70 transmit TO him on
behalf OF the 5000 people at the meeting
presided over by the Governor of Pennsyl-
ysnia and ex-GogeEn0rs.
In. sir. yOIr O0sileat servant,
GEo SPENCER LYTTLEroE.
IbNEs \. BEAvER, Esq"
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19

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burned aeo4t gAe hands ana la before As
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
BoGu- nutfer Dealer. fined.

NEW YoEg. April ls.-The Court of Ap-
peai1 having recently passed upon test
case affecting the sale Of oleomargeFine for
butter, and in decision defined the law
the cases Of fifty offending erocers were
today placed upon the calendar OF the
general session. Recorder Smyib occupied
the beucB. and District Attorney Marine
appeared personally % prosecute. ana two
lawyers Of the State Dairy Association were
in attendance 20 assist him. The defend
ants were ell represented by the counsel u
the GrOcerS Association. who imp0sed
pleas Of guilty IA ali cases. The recorder
imposed tines on each OF tie fraudulent
butter dealers. with some fev EXCEPTIONS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-19
Morley Hentsonings.

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MosLEY. April l5.-Frei Lake, who has
been very low with consumption for some
time, died Saturday aud was buried yester-
day Ills father aud mother, who reside ia
Canada were sent for and arrived only a
few hours before be died He was a yOur z
man - years Of age and leaves a large CIR
Gle Of friends This IS the third cog that
has died with the ssme disease. Mrs. G.
n. pelfon. of Grand Rapids. spent Saturday
IN town. the guest Of Mrs. l.. A. Peltcn. .---
Miss Mile Woodruff. ~ tbe Grand Rapid
Telephone EXCHANGE. is in tOsn visiting
the Misses Merrlls.--A young lady
crested quite = sensation few dsvs ago by
openly accusing some prominent people ef
the village Of slsndering her ID ".
Stewart Of Big Rapids. spent Sunday in
to<n.-Wm. Ewing. of Morley. goes 30
Grand Rapids this msTning and viii reside
there this S1mmer